Question

during the great migration, what city became the capital of black america? queens manhattan harlem brooklyn

Explanation:

During the Great Migration, Harlem (a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City) became a major cultural and social center for Black Americans, earning the title "Capital of Black America" due to its significant Black population growth, cultural renaissance, and role in Black social and political life. Queens, Manhattan (the borough, not the specific cultural hub here), and Brooklyn do not have the same historical association as Harlem in this context.

Answer:

C. Harlem (Note: Assuming the option labels are A. Queens, B. Manhattan, C. Harlem, D. Brooklyn. If the original options had different labels, adjust accordingly, but based on the content, the correct choice is Harlem.)